Czech Republic - Factors To Watch on September 25

PRAGUE, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press reports and events to watch which may affect Czech financial markets on Monday:

No economic data releases scheduled.

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- For calendar of real-time economic data releases and consensus market forecasts, double click on <ECONCZ>.

GOVERNMENT MEETS ON BUDGET

The Government is holding an extraordinary session to discuss the 2007 state budget draft and the government's manifesto. A news conference is expected at 1400 GMT. On Sunday, Finance Minister Vlastimil Tlusty said the proposed deficit would be 119 billion crowns, above the target set out in the country's euro convergence programme.

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DIGITAL LICENCE HOLDERS TO SPEAK

Digital TV operators plan to hold a news conference to discuss the cancellations of licences they were awarded at 0900 GMT.

TERROR ALERT RAISED

The Czech government on Saturday raised security in the capital Prague after information of an increased threat of a terrorist attack. The heightened state of alert is expected to last around a week. No specifics on the actual threat were given.

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Overview of past economic data and market forecasts <CZ/ECON15> For Instant Views of key economic data click on [CZ/INSTANT] For summary of economic data and forecasts <CZ/ECON01> For diary of forthcoming Czech events [CZ/DIARY] For calendar of east European economic indicators [CONV/DIARY] TOP NEWS -- Emerging markets [TOP/EMRG] TOP NEWS -- Convergence watch [TOP/EAST]

For an economic indicator diary for the euro zone, the United States and other Group of Seven countries see <G7TODAY>

For real-time stock market index quotes click in brackets: Warsaw WIG20 <.WIG20> Budapest BUX <.BUX> Prague PX <.PX>

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